Sorry for answering after so much time – I don’t get emails when new support topics are opened and I haven’t looked here for a long time 🙂
Any way, I registered for your site and I’m waiting for the email right now, so that I can take a look at your comments form.
I guess though that the hidden inputs that I add in order to get the proper language and redirection are not added to your comments form.
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coris
(@coris)
I’ve already figured out several weeks ago. Everything works fine now. Thanks anyway for your plugin 🙂
Was that the problem or was it something else?
Hi
There is a bug with redirection. If we have a /land/ type of url-modification, redirection always works to main language page.
Exp.
mysite.com/fr/contact will redirect to
mysite.com/contact
I’ve looked for and find that there is a hidden input, but it has wrong value like this /contact (should /fr/contact).
Anyway, thanks for your plugin. If you have solution let me know.
Hi, can you try to change this code in qtranslate-separate-comments.php:
return $pageURL;
with:
return qtrans_convertURL();
And tell me if it works,
thanks 🙂
No, it doesn’t ))
Redirection still goes to main lang.
Comment leaved on additional language page marked as a main lang (it was before this fix too).
But now hidden input looks like:
<input type="hidden" value="http://mysite.com/fr/contact/" name="qtc_comment_from">
Before this fix it looked like:
<input type="hidden" value="/contact" name="qtc_comment_from">
If manualy change (with firebug for exp.) it to /fr/contact everything works fine (<input type="hidden" value="/fr/contact" name="qtc_comment_from">).
What if you do this:
return preg_replace( '~' . preg_quote( home_url( '' ), '~' ) . '~', '', qtrans_convertURL() );
I’m sorry for making you test things out like that, but I have too much work right now to test this myself 🙂
Yes, this hack works fine now ))
Thanks for help.
Glad it works 🙂
I’ll put this into an update really soon.
Nikolov,
I tried your hack above but it didn’t work on my dev site. Is there anything I am doing wrong here?
My dev site: http://www.196flavors.com/dev
The comment gets posted in default language and user is redirected to post in English (default language)
Thanks for your help. This would be a great plugin if it worked on our site.
Michael
Hi, it seems that you’re missing the comment_form action hook in your custom comments form.
See this entry from the “FAQ” of the plugin:
The plugin doesn’t redirect to the proper language and the language is set incorrectly
In order to properly identify where the comment is coming from, this plugin adds a hidden input to the Comments form. This is done by hooking a function to the comment_form action hook, which is called from the comment_form() WordPress function. If you are using a custom comments form instead of calling this function, make sure to add <?php do_action( 'comment_form', $post->ID ); ?>. If this still doesn’t work, replace that code with the following: <?php global $post; do_action( 'comment_form', $post->ID ); ?>.
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Adding the above should solve your issue.
Thanks Nikolov but I am not sure where to place this code.
For info, I was using the standard comments before yesterday and it still didn’t work. I installed Jetpack comments (right before I posted my question) and that is what you tested and why you made a reference to a custom comments form.
Could you help me understand where to place this code:
1. For the standard comment form
2. For Jetpack (if possible)
FYI, I just reverted back to the standard comments form by deactivating Jetpack
Can you mail me at [my username]@gmail.com ?
return preg_replace( '~' . preg_quote( home_url( '' ), '~' ) . '~', '', qtrans_convertURL() ); – this fix worked, please remember to include in next version 🙂 thanks, great plugin!
